Rebekah del Rio – Llorando (“Crying” cover, Mulholland Drive)
Mulholland Drive (David Lynch, 2001). This track is a haunting, a capella, Spanish language cover by Rebekah del Rio of the Roy Orbison song “Crying” (Orbison, Melson 1961). Some screencaps are from here, some are from here, and some are from TK on the lj. Some I took myself from the sneaksters who have managed to put a bit of this up on the youtube. Thanks to all sources.
Yo estaba bien
por un tiempo
volviendo a sonreír
I was all right
for a while
I could smile for awhile
tu mano me tocó
y el saludo de tu voz But I saw you last night,
you held my hand so tight
as you stopped to say hello
y tú sin saber
que he estado
Llorando por tu amor,
llorando por tu amor Oh, you wished me well
You couldn’t tell
that I’ve been
Crying over you,
crying over you
sentí todo mi dolor
Sola y
llorando, llorando, llorando. You said, “So long,”
left me standing all alone
Alone and
crying, crying, crying.
que al verte otra vez
yo esté llorando. It’s hard to understand
but the touch of your hand
Can start me crying.
que te olvidé
pero es verdad,
es la verdad
que te quiero aun más
mucho más que ayer
Dime tú que puedo hacer. I thought that I
was over you,
but it’s true,
oh, so true
I love you even more
than I did before.
But darling, what can I do? ¿No me quieres ya?
Y siempre estaré
Llorando por tu amor
llorando por tu amor For you don’t love me,
and I’ll always be
Crying over you
crying over you
todo mi corazón
Y quedo llorando, llorando, llorando
Llorando por tu amor Yes, now you’re gone,
and from this moment on
I’ll be crying, crying, crying,
Crying over you
Purchase Mulholland Drive, a StudioCanal film, from amazon online or in person at some big, dreadful electronics discount store where they make their employees dress all alike and discourage self-expression while simultaneously crushing their professional ambitions and private dreams, or even someplace mind-numbingly similar but with a wider range of products to assuage your human misery at the altar of merciless soul-raping capitalism, Walmart or Target; whatever, I don’t care. I am just encouraging you to do this consumer bullshit so I don’t get sued. If it were up to me, David Lynch movies would be showing at most theaters everywhere always, so it’s tough for me to recommend virtually profitless small screen shenanigans. And by tough I mean I am going to go chew light bulbs now.
This movie will come up again, these are a really small handful of caps compared to the rest. I’ve just been blue and listening to this song a lot lately.
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